Assembled Bodies.
The article focuses on reconfiguring quantum identities. Quantum physics disrupts the stagnancies of humanly recognized bodies. In quantum understandings, particles also have wave like properties, diffract, leap, and are quantumly entangled. The recognition of constant exchange, nonlinear togetherne...
| Published in: | Minnesota Review (Duke University Press) no. 88; pp. 69 - 83 |
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Duke University Press
2017
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